SEPTEMBER 24. 1953 .

ALWAYS BUY THE BEST-

The two Soltino. Thin as a water . . . delight- lolly crisp. .. specially blended for lightness and lresh, lino llavor.

Cuglish Quality

HSCUITS and CANDIES

se lbs Coupon in every Wulnn ho: to l gel your copy of”Ovr Queen is Crowned"

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Man Known To Islanders Dies

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A hardware merchant at 1Bl-ud- erheixn, Alta., since 1924, Malcolm Garfield Christie, 72, died recently. Although the late Mr. Christie was not native born, his wife was formerly Margaret Bernard. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard of Darnley, Lot lll, this Province. Islanders who have visited Edmonton and vicinity rill recall having met this kindly gen-

- tleman on many occasions.

Mr. Christie was born at Island Brook, Que.. in 1381 and came west in 1904, settling at Lacombe.

Survivors include his widow, I. son. Ryerson, of Bruderheim, rs. daughter. Odessa. of Lacombe and two brothers, Dr. Victor Christie of Calgary and Rycrson Christie of Cardston. '

The funeral service was held Friday at the Howard and McBride Ltd, chapel. Rev. Joseph Bein- bridge, Rev. Dr. William Holling.s- worth and Rev. E. Nix officiated. Interment was in the mausoleum at the Edmonton cemetery.

lomrrow Morning

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on Saturday, September 5. and

Nellie 'roombs' was on Monday,

September '7. The traditional birth-

. iday cake was served at each and - g a Jolly time enjoyed by all. y

There is I good attendance all

milder! ziieiialvq Mill liI&IVoaIi'rlI)2yAlI2ahfarf

huj love it too! A delicious energy- giving loorl costs 'iust a few cents!

You can't win out in business - or games - unless you feel your best. Ami to feel urtd do your hast, health authorities say, you need 4 nourishing breakfast! NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT contains that vital food nourishment you need in the morning. Made from pure 100th; whole wheat, it even includes the bran and wheat germ. Tomorrow, cnioy the hearty breakfast that 548,372 Canadians will eat - crisp, golden NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT!

Prefer a hot cereal? Just pour on boiling water, drain off quickly and serve. So delicious; so easy! ”

'Tba': is no avenge of the number of Shredded 1' Wbut biscuit: nlen every day in l952.

rooo ESSENTIALS in ; NABISCO ' ” - snasooso WHEAT

CAIIOHYDIATIS - tor teed energy

PIOTIIN - to help develop muscles and other tissues

FA:l- essential to I welt-Isollnsod

if

IRON-on essential element of the blood

CALCIUM Anomosrnonus -in normal bones and tooth . vrmsm ll - esntrlbutosgts cs. nsolntsnsnss of normal nppsstrs

THE GUARDIAN.

Ilreodolbune and Vicinity

Altar. and Mrs. Jack Spinney, El- iot, Me., who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gunester. Breadslbone, returned to their home on September 18.

Mrs. Ivan Kennedy was hostess to the Presbyterian Woman's Mis- sionary society on September 9.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallis and fa.mily of Bedford, N. 5., and their niece Miss Freda 1-lickox, Halifax, visited relatives in Breadalbane during the week-end of Sept. 6.

Sylvia Cousins. daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Lorne cousins. Boi- den, spent several days recently visiting at the horns of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bismark Cousins. Breadalbane.

M.iss.Elennor Murray has re- turned Iran a vacation trip to the

United States. While there she visited friends and relatives in Melrose, ' t and Woburn,

Mass.

Mr. Allan Hlokox has returned on September 20, from an enjoy- able vacation in the United States.

Mrs. George Hickox of Massa- chusetts. is visiting friends in Br-eodalbane and Springfield.

Mr. Frank Newscme and Mr. William Newsome, Rose Valley. are visiting relatives in Boston and vicinity. c

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Msoleod. their daughterr Bonny. and Mrs. Ewen Madbonaid, IOshawo,. 0nt.. are presently visiting friends in this vicinity.

Mrs. C. A. Srwan, Eliot, Me., who has been visiting her sister, 'Mrs. Graham Gamester. left for her home, on September 17.

Mrs. James Craig was hostess to the Christian Church W. M. S. on September 11.

Three of the school children in this district recently celebrated their birthdays with parties to which they invited their school- mates of similar age groups; Carol Matheson, held her party on Tues- day. August 25th: Alan Hlckox'. was

the special meetings being held in the Christian Church, Breadalbane where Mr. Edward Benoit, Calgary. Alta. is the speaker. Special mus.c by the choir and guest soloists is rendered each evening.

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BIG BONUS

SALISBURY, England, (C?) C Philip Reeves. 77, was fired for sleeping. on duty 40 years ago, after one night as a bank watch- man. Now he has received a :43 cheque. He had refused to col- lect two weeks' psy- offered at the time. and the money has been gathering interest through the years.

The first steam railroad was opened in England in 1825 with George Stephenson: famous loco- motive, the Rocket.

Mortgage Sole

THERE WILL BE SOLD by PUBLIC AUCIION in front of the Law Courts Building at Charlottetown in Queen's County in the Province of Prince Ed- ward Island. on THURSDAY the F'lF'rEEN'I'l-I day of OCTOBER. A.l)., 1953, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon-ALL that tract, plecevor parcel of land situate lying and being in the Royalty of Charlottetown in Queen's County. in Prince Edward Island, bound- ed and described as follows, that is to say: COMMENCING on Pottery Lane at a point Two hundred (200) feet westwardly from the Mount Edward Road in the Northwestern corner of a plot of land conveyed by James A. Moore to Howard Douglas and Wallace Douglas, thence running southwanlly along the western boundary of said land one hun- dred andgtwenty (120) feet, thence westerly one hundred (100) feet. thence Northwardly one hundred and twenty (13)) feet or until it strikes Pottery Lane, thence east- wardly along Pottery Lane to the place of commencement.

THE ABOVE SALE is made under and by virtue of and pur- suant to a power of sale contain- ed in is certain Indenture' of Mortgage bearing date the thirty- first day of March. A.D., 1953. and made between Woodrow Lloyd Wheatley of Charlottetown Royalty, aforesaid, of the first part, and Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation, ofvthe sec- ond part, because of default hav- Ing been made in the payment of the principal money and interest thereby secured.

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS apply to the office of Bell, Math- leson & Foster, Solicitors, Char-

. lottetown.

'DATEDIthls 2nd day of Sep- tember. A. D., 1953. CANADA PERMANENT MOITGAGE CORPORATION, ' F t Mortngce.

or II. 1". WIIGIIT, Manager.

KING EHLE

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CI-IARLOTTETOWN

Leaving For New Home In Ontario

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Campbell and family, city, leave Saturday for London. Ont., where Mr. Camp- bell takes up his new position in the Inca” Tax Office there on promotion from the Charlotte- town branch.

Mr. Campbell Joined the Income Tax Office here in Novembrt 1942 and has served in various capacities including that oi act- ing director on the transfer of Mr. J. W. Dixon to Fort William, Ont.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were active in local curling circles Mr. Campbell servedon theChar- lottetown Curling Club executive and was a. keen worker on the Con- federation Bonspicl Committee He was a. member of the Provin- cial Championship rink which played in the Dominion Bonspiel this year. He was also a member of the Oddfellows and Mrs.'Camp- bell of the Rebekahs.

They have one son Alan, and two daughters, Shirley and Sylvia. Shirley is with the "xtemal Af- fairs Department, Ottawa. Alan and Sylvia will accompany their parents to London where they will enterrhlgh school.

HUNTER ElV,ER. UNITED Cl-IUIKJH W. M. S.

Mrs. Fred smith was hostess to the Auxiliary of the W.M.B. at her home on Sept. 3.

The scripture readings were read by Mrs. LePage. Mrs. Craswell, Mrs. Nesbdt and Mrs. Lloyd carsw. This was followed by the Circle of Prayer. Mrs. Christie gave the

written by Dr. Gilchrist. sixteen members answered the roll call.

A letter from Harold Young was read thanking the WMS. for the bale sent for oversus relief.

Mrs. LePage will have charge of the study book at the October meeting.

There were 28 books read, 111

Fill up. with Quick Food Energy

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meditation prayer and a reading

A Really sets you up for the clay- -

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home and as hospital calls made Lord! Pnyer in unison. coiioc

since the June meeting.

Mrs. Ira. R.ac.kha.m invited the members to her home for the Oc- tober meeting. Roll call will be 0. verse of scripture beginning with the letter Q.

Lunch committee for October are Mrs. LePnge, Mrs. Ripley and Mrs. Spence. Meeting closed with the

BBAND7K,

on ours y e-3:43. we

, age:

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tion was 312.76.

FAIR PRICE SHOPS

KARACHI. (CP)-A large num- ber of "fair prire shops" have been opened by the civic admin- istration In the capital of Pakis- tan. These shops sell only com- modities at controlled prices.

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PRIME YOUNG'S'I'EEl1 PRINIE YOUNG STEER

PRIME YOUNG STEER

Per Lb.

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SHOULDER ROASIS. Ib. 35c BLADE" ROASTS. lb. . . . 35c BRISKETS. lloasi or Boil. lb. 25c

Canada Packers -- Country Style

g SAUSAGES

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Agioti right

T-Bl)NE ONLY

TRIMMED

You're RIGHT four ways when you buy our quality meats because they're AGED EIGHT for flavor and tendemeso . . . CUT RIGHT for your cooking need . . .

per pound . er economy! And that's why-whistevor the kind or cut of meat you choose here . you're always GOOD BUY for your money. Any one of these values will prove It to your com- plete satisfaction.

RIGHT for more good meat . . PRICED ltIGHTgfor nut-

auro of II RIGHT

RUMP or, RIB

Young Steer . Beef, lb. .... .. ' SIRLOIN STEAK

PER

ROUND STEAK TENDER YOUNG srrzrsrc

ONLY LB.

ROASTS

Round Box g

SALT.'2 lb. Dole Fruit

COCKTAIL. 20 oz. . . Shinola

WAX.IIb.tin

SARDINES. 3 tins . . . . SPECIAL ,

Snowflake

SHORTENING. 2 lbs. .

Fryls , COCCA. I lb. tins . . . 69: MIRACLE V'VHlP. 8 oz.i29c

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12c SIALMON. lull tin . . . . 39c DREFT. large size . . . . 39:

39c Oakleaf CORN, 20 oz. tin. 2 for 29c

3" lvdiinriistiissur 3 r 29

, or c ., .

sunlight l-or Juice- SOAP. 2 for 23:

St. Croix - 20 oz.

2” Welsh GRAPE JUICE. 1 Lb. Bag 45: MARSHMALLOWS I. . 39!:

PORK 8: BEANS. 2 for 39c

32 oz. 47::

FRIIIT DEPT.

Island Green Gage

PLUMS. basket . . . . . 83:: No. 1 Small Pickling

r ONIONS. 5 lbs. for . . I9:

oaauees. 3 Idea. for 89:

Tokay ,

GRAPES. 2 lbs. for . . 37: Local - Fresh

CARROTS. 3 lbs. for . 14: Large Local

CABBAGE. ea. . . . I7:

ALBERTON - BLOOMFIELD - ST. LOUIS - TIGNISH - ELLERSLIE - 0'LEARY -- WEL- LINGTON - CARLETON - NORTH RUSTICO - CARDIGAN - CHERRY VALLEY -- TRACADIE - ELMIRA - VERNON RIVER. C MORELL - ST. PETERS.

SUMMERSIDE DIAL 2117 AND CHARLOTTETOWN DIAL 8557